Mark your calendars—March 23, 2026 will see Glasgow Film Theatre lit up by the arrival of Deja Dead and his transformative audiovisual experience, “An Evening in the Dead Zone.” This isn’t just a concert; it’s a revelatory journey through music, film, and narrative gaming.
Max Miller, the Brooklyn-bred talent behind Deja Dead, channels the edge and innovation of Beck, NIN, and Massive Attack into DISCONNECTED—a cross-continental album completed just before the passing of collaborator Rico, one of Glasgow’s most storied producers.
The night is set to feature revealing documentary footage, personal stories of artistic pursuit and friendship, and the world premiere of a vividly stylized short film, directed by Ben Sottak. Add to this the announcement of CLOUD GAME, a narrative iOS adventure, and you have the blueprint for an event as immersive as it is forward-thinking.
Miller’s inventive compositions and haunting visuals make DISCONNECTED a must-spin for those yearning for something more substantial than the status quo. Playlists everywhere are about to get a whole lot bolder.
Don’t sleep on Deja Dead—this is music for the future, grounded in real emotion and packed with creative ambition.
